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Oil, gas, wind, and solar together are the next generation Alberta energy equation, says solar installer

Oil, gas, wind, and solar together are the next generation Alberta energy equation, says solar installer

By: Deanna McArthur

The fate of solar rebate programs in Alberta are still undecided as the new UCP government continues to review and assess programs funded by the now defunct carbon tax. 

A local solar installer says there’s no reason why the solar industry shouldn’t continue to grow and receive support. 

“If you look at what the new government identified as their key priorities –…

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Solar Knowledge is Power

Join Park Power at the Solar Knowledge is Power 2019 Trade Show in Edmonton, AB.

On Saturday April 6, 2019, join Park Power at the 2019 Solar Trade Show presented by the Solar Energy Society of Alberta. in Edmonton at NAIT.

Park Power is proud to be an Equinox Sponsor of this FREE Solar Trade Show and we will be 1 of 50 interactive booths exhibiting at the show. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from leading pros about renewable and energy efficient practices at…

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New free software helps Albertans dive into renewable energy

New free software helps Albertans dive into renewable energy.

There’s no escaping the topic. You read about it in the news, experts are talking about how renewable energy will change the way we power our lives, and now, there are even rebates from the government available.

Whether its by sunlight, wind, or geothermal heat, renewable energy has the ability to reduce a consumer’s carbon footprint as well as their utility bill.

With installation…

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Residential Battery Storage… is this “Thee” Disruptive Technology?

Residential Battery Storage… is this “Thee” Disruptive Technology?

As governments around the globe continue to promote solar PV, the next market to show strong growth in coming years will be the storage market. We asked Terry Rendflesh for his views and to share his thoughts on “time shifting”; where storage can be charged during periods of high solar PV output and discharged later, often during peak demand periods. We hope you find this of interest and value.

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The City of Calgary’s Cash Cow Needs Wrangling

The City of Calgary’s Cash Cow Needs Wrangling.

Problems and Solutions: We are all in for a rough time ahead in the energy sector. If you understand the problems, the solutions may be easier to digest. Albertans are resilient, yet at the same time we need our political leaders to make tough decisions and spend our tax dollars wisely.

Everyone knows the harsh reality, that in Calgary, unemployment runs high. Over 25% of the office space in…

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Pre-pay Your Electricity & Natural Gas Bills and Earn Rewards

You asked, we listened!

  Good news! If you own a smart phone, we have a new credit card pre-payment option for you to take advantage of. Now you can earn reward points by pre-paying your electricity and natural gas bills. 

  We are proud to announce that customers, in addition to using pre-authorized debit, now have the ability to use Mastercard to submit pre-payments on their account, thanks…

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Five Years As An Alberta Electricity & Natural Gas Provider

November 1, 2018 marked 5 years since Park Power launched onto the Alberta utilities market.  First as an electricity only provider and now offering natural gas and green energy to Albertans as well.  As with most entrepreneurial journeys, these past 5 years have had their ups and downs but I am happy to say that my journey continues as Park Power continues to grow.

To mark this milestone I…

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Alberta’s Electricity Prices Reach Surprising Low

Alberta’s Electricity Prices Reach Surprising Low

Alberta’s residents enjoyed shockingly low electricity prices in 2017, the cheapest in at least 20years. According to researchers, electricity prices have not been this low in Alberta since 1997.   Yet this isn’t necessarily good news for electricity generation companies because the low prices reflect a market in which supply outweighed demand. …

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